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IHBC elects Welsh architect

30 Sep 11 Trefor Thorpe, former chief architect for the Welsh Government's historic environment service Cadw, has been elected president of The Institute of Historic Building Conservation (IHBC).

Hewden opens new Grangemouth depot

30 Sep 11 Hire company Hewden has opened a new depot in Grangemouth, Scotland, on the site of a major customer.

H&S test contract changes hands

30 Sep 11 US company Prometric has lost its contract to carry out health and safety tests for CITB-麻豆社Skills and been replaced by Pearson VUE, part of the Pearson group that owns the Financial Times.

Labbad to lead green construction drive

29 Sep 11 Lend Lease boss Dan Labbad has been appointed co-chair of the new Green 麻豆社 Board, alongside business minister Mark Prisk.

Insolvencies rise 7%

29 Sep 11 The number on building and construction companies becoming insolvent in August 2011 was 7.3% higher than in August 2010, according to the latest data from information services company Experian.

Eleven named for £300m Welsh regional framework

29 Sep 11 Eleven contractors have been chosen to share in an anticipated £300m of local authority construction work in southwest Wales over the next three years.

Mandarin switches to Capita Symonds

29 Sep 11 Capita Symonds has recruited a senior civil servant to head up its government business.

Returning demand brings new problems for AWP manufacturer

29 Sep 11 The need to replace old equipment is driving the growing global demand for powered access equipment but the shrunken supply chain is struggling to cope, according to a leading manufacturer.

Changes at the top of student digs builder

29 Sep 11 Unite Group, developer and manager of student accommodation, is cutting back on senior management to save £2.5m a year.

Social housing scheme specifies Sika concrete repair system

28 Sep 11 Faced with significant structural damage caused by chloride penetration and subsequent corrosion of the steel reinforcement to a concrete beam on Wiltshire House, one of its seafront social housing blocks, Brighton and Hove City Council needed an innovative means of repairing damage and protecting the steel reinforcement.

Britain's oldest digger driver plans to work to 100

28 Sep 11 Handyman George Evans, aged 92, has taken delivery of a new JCB excavator and plans to keep working to the age of 100.

BIM? Never heard of it...

28 Sep 11 Only one in 10 quantity surveyors is using building information modelling (BIM), according to a survey by the Building Cost Information Service (BCIS).

Indian mega-highway project awarded

28 Sep 11 Bangalore-based GMR Group has won an international competitive tender to upgrade 555km of the Kishangarh-Udaipur-Ahmedabad highway in western India from four to six lanes.

Lafarge outsources plant management to Babcock

28 Sep 11 Babcock International, the engineering support services contractor, has signed a £50m contract with Lafarge to manage and maintain the entire fleet of heavy mobile equipment within its UK aggregates and cement businesses for the next 10 years.

Nuclear FM contract worth £200m to Mitie

28 Sep 11 Mitie Group has retained and expanded a contract to provide facilities management (FM) and energy services to the Cumbrian Collaboration group of nuclear-related organisations.

£80m Bristol hospital project for Laing O’Rourke

28 Sep 11 Laing O'Rourke has signed an £80m contract to redevelop Bristol Royal Infirmary (BRI) and extend the Bristol Royal Hospital for Children (BRHC).

Colston quits BESNA

28 Sep 11 One of the eight contractors behind the proposed reform of industrial relations in the building services sector has backed off and decided to stick with the current regime.

Arup engineer elected ISO president

28 Sep 11 Terry Hill, chairman of the Arup Trust Board, has been chosen to be the next president of the International Standards Organisation (ISO).

No entitlement to damages for breach of land swap agreement

27 Sep 11 but ... Failure to provide adequate alternative site was a breach... Both parties were house builders.

Britain’s finest construction trainees triumph at skills competition

27 Sep 11 Last week the country’s finest construction trainees battled it out with competitors at an intense three day final of Britain’s biggest construction skills competition " SkillBuild 2011.

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